Accusation of the day: Julian Nagelsmann (1899 Hoffenheim)

Gelsenkirchen (SID) Julian Nagelsmann needed to talk, but didn't want to reveal the final details. “I don’t like to be insulted,” said the 30-year-old at the press conference after the game at Schalke 04 (1:2). Nagelsmann had previously clashed with the referee team and accused them of insults. “I told them that I am a person who has a tone where there are no offensive words. I told them that,” reported Nagelsmann on Sky. There was nothing more illuminating from him. "Ask the referees," the Hoffenheim player replied to a journalist's question: "They won't tell you anything, but neither will I. That's their luck and my bad luck." Nagelsmann paused for a moment, then added: "I didn't offend anyone, if you want to know." He wanted to talk, but restrained himself so as not to become the target of the sports jurisdiction of the German Football Association (DFB). It remains unclear which team referee the displeasure was directed at. Were the circumstances surrounding the loss of assistant Robert Schröder, who was replaced by fourth official Guido Kleve (51'), at the start of the second half the cause of the discrepancies? During the involuntary interruption, Nagelsmann called out to Schröder several times and also tried to talk to Kleve. However, both seemed to ignore him - as did referee Benjamin Brand. Nagelsmann calmed down again on Sunday. "The morning after, with distance and calm, the excitement has passed and the issue has been settled for me. It will always happen that different opinions clash on the sidelines," the coach was quoted on the TSG homepage: "I wish Robert Schröder now, above all, have a good and quick recovery. So that he can be back on the sidelines soon." SID jg as approx

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Accusation of the day: Julian Nagelsmann (1899 Hoffenheim)

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